Byakuran's Guide To Screwing With The World(Avengers X Khr Crossover)

Chapter 28: Dearmed pride for a satiated bloodlust

Full name: Dearmed pride for a satiated bloodlust, all is fair in love and war

Of which, the whole class, headed by Tsuna and Squalo, decided that the mean teacher was not staying on their watch and the school should have a reform after this whole fiasco.

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Tsuna did a double take when he first saw a young, blond headed toddler marching up to the teacher in front and yelling, "Voi! You had just pushed him! Why haven't you apologise!?" -in the most cutest tone.

Unfortunately, Tsuna's mind had directly linked that tone to a certain shark teeth man he knew.

"Oh, don't be such a baby. And I didn't bump into him. He had just fell down on his own!" The teacher stubbornly didn't want to admit. Tsuna honestly was upset that there was such a person in a kindergarten; god knows how many kids he had bullied before it came to his classmate, Robert.

Tsuna was sure Squalo knew too, and just as he was about to formulate a plan to bring down such an undeserving teacher, Squalo had surprisingly started to cry and scream at the top of his lungs, which had caused the rest of their classmates to be affected by him and had proceeded to cry along.

Ohh, Tsuna absolutely knew where this was going, so he played along and cried at the top of his lungs.

As expected, the teachers of other classes had rushed in and their class teacher, Miss Martha, had to reluctantly stop threatening them to stop crying.

Giving a strained smile, she said, "It seems that they had a fight which had resulted this this situation. I hope it wasn't a bother to your classes."

Figures, trying to bullshit her way through. Unfortunately, it will not go her way; not with his class.

"You pushed Robert!" Tsuna screamed as he continues crying.

Squalo played along too, surprisingly.

"You pushed him and threaten us that our, hic, our parents don't want us anymore! Wahhhh!"

Tsuna silently wonders what had Squalo experienced to allow him to discard his pride to this level.

Another one of their classmate, Sofia, had also testified, "Miss Mar-Mar... she didn't say sorry!" And proceeded to cry.

The rest of the kids blabbered on with words like, 'she didn't say sorry!' and 'mommy and daddy won't throw me away', as they continued crying.

Robert, who was the victim of this whole incident, gave his version of the whole thing, "She kicked me hic and gave a hic a booboo." He then pointed to his butt and said, "Here."

The faces of the teachers from other classes changed after they heard what we had said; roughly able to guess what had gone down in this small classroom of 20 kids.

"Wait! I assure you that that had not happen!" Miss Martha defended.

"Oh? And kids have that much intelligence to lie? Who's legs are you pulling?" A brunette Filipino looking teacher asked.

Honestly they were exaggerating some things, but the situation wouldn't have gone so badly if Miss Martha had just told the truth. Even a half truth was better than a full blown lie; at least with truths within a deceit, it will be hard to pick out the lies.

A redhead teacher had agreed with the Filipino's statement, "Even if they did exaggerated things, but the key points are there for us to guess, we are not stupid." She snaps. "If the parents decided to sue our school for harming the mental health of their children, know that it is all on you."

Tsuna knew that things were taking a bad turn for them. It seems that the school had wanted to sweep this incident under the rug as long as there isn't any more problems arising. He knew that things could go both ways, either in their favor or out of their favor when adults are involved, but he was hoping for some form of justice be served, for the sake of the school.

Unfortunately, it seems that the school decided to let such things slide. So crumble, the school shall.

Therefore, Tsuna pressed the call button on his Samsung phone, for the emergency phone number his parents have gave him. Immediately, someone picked up, just in time to hear Miss Martha's dismissive attitude.

"Yes, yes. I will take full responsibility." Miss Martha says while glaring at them full of hate. "I'll make sure not to do such things again."

"You're letting this slide Miss Genevee!? She threatened them!" An African American questioned in an incredulous tone.

Of which the redhead had rebuked, "Unless you want to lose your job?" She raised an eyebrow.

The African American didn't dare to say anything. She had kids of her own to raise, and could not afford to lose this job.

"And make sure to calm the children, unless you would like them to go home with puffy eyes and explain why the whole class was crying?" The redhead said.

It seems that it is time for Tsuna's finale.

"Daddy! I don't like kindergarten! I wanna go home!" Tsuna wailed.

The teachers were immediately frightened like birds to the sound of a gunshot.

The redhead snatched Tsuna's phone, "Umm, excuse me sir. Sorry to bother you at work, it seems that your son is a bit homesick." She tried to reason.

"Whether my son is homesick or not, I'll be the judge of that when I arrive. I hope you lawyered up, because this will not end pretty for you." Tsuna's father calmly says. "And give back the phone to my son. If anything happens to him before I arrive, it will be on you."

The redhead collapsed, her knees weak. All the teachers were eerily quiet. Some worried, some couldn't care less, some relieved that justice was served. It seemed cruel to inform them of their impending doom, but sometimes, only with severe lessons that a person would not repeat a mistake, especially for those who are stubbornly unrepentant and thinks that they could get away with anything.

The Filipino sighs, "Alright, get back to your classes while someone escort Miss Martha to the headmaster's office, I don't want murder on our reputation other than blackmail." She says in a joking tone, but everyone knew that she was also serious.

And so, everyone shuffles back to their jobs solemnly.

Tsuna feels a bit guilty for the teachers here but he knows that unless there was a major event to force a change, people usually would not change; opting to lie in their comfort zones.

But at least, all's well that ends well.

As for Tsuna, well, it seems that he has to deal with a very, very curious shark.

Word count: 1129 words.